Bits Testing
Bits Testing uses AI to discover application workflows and generate synthetic tests.
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What it does
- Workflow automation
Features 4
- User journey discoveryAn agent explores the application from a starting URL, identifies critical user journeys and generates test suites for them.
- Workflow Test SuitesGenerates browser, API and network tests and groups them into Test Suites by workflow.
- Uptime SLOs for suitesEach suite includes uptime service level objectives requiring no configuration, covering a 7-day window.
- Self-healing testsTests adapt at runtime when a selector changes or a control moves instead of failing.
Sources
- Pricing
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"join the Bits Testing Preview"
- Description
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"Bits Testing uses AI to discover user workflows"
- What it does
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"build the Goal-Based, Browser, API, and Network Path tests"
- Sold within
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"review, accept, and schedule the generated tests like any other Synthetic Monitoring test"
- Name
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"Get started with Bits Testing"
- URL
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"Get started with Bits Testing"
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 15 Oct 2026
"logging in to the Datadog platform"
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